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1. minute (mntmn@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 18:38:26 JST minute

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   • theawesomerandomness
   • Jana

   @janamarie i just wanted to respond to your original post to suggest it, but it's not that "hard" like the original leather on that camera looks like. we buy directly from ananas anam, back in the day you could just buy a meter from their online shop, maybe they still do that? there's also cactus leather (forgot the name) but we haven't tried it yet. cc @theawesomerandomness

   • Jana (janamarie@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 18:38:28 JST Jana

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     hmmh, @mntmn where do you get your piñatex from? :3

   • Jana (janamarie@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 18:38:29 JST Jana

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     this is the camera in question btw, you can see the black faux leather right next to the lenses

   • Jana (janamarie@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 12-Nov-2024 18:38:30 JST Jana

     I have a question: I have an analog camera to repair and in order to do so, I will need to remove the artificial leather it is wrapped in. Afterwards, I can of course re-glue it back to the body, however I could also replace it since it is a bit used up anyways. Now I was wondering, which material could I use here? What vegan leather-style materials are there? In what could I wrap the camera body? (not looking for anything super soft, furry or denim, rather something leathery)